51.   Administration officials have also expressed concerns about politicizing loans from the International Monetary Fund and using them to express concern about actions in Chechnya.

52.   African officials expressed disappointment, particularly after strong personal commitments by President Clinton and Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright.

53.   After a rash of shootings in the enclave, Chinese officials expressed concern that security was breaking down.

54.   After the meeting was announced, Justice Department officials expressed satisfaction that the end seemed to be in sight.

55.   After the accident, some officials expressed hope that Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze might waive immunity in the case of Makharadze.

56.   BresaGen officials also have expressed concerns that the company lacks the size and staff to distribute cells to potentially hundreds of laboratories in the United States and abroad.

57.   Bush administration officials have expressed anger over IRA involvement with guerrilla forces that it considers a threat to U.S. interests.

58.   Bundesbank officials expressed confidence that low interest rates and pledges of wage restraint by trade unions will get the economy moving again at a faster pace.

59.   Bundesbank officials have expressed uneasiness that a flood of notes could affect their control over short-term interest rates both directly and indirectly.

60.   Bush administration officials have expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of many such aid programs and have often argued against providing more money through traditional lending agencies.